Missouri is a great state to get outdoors, but it also has a lot of interesting urban sights to see and a lot of roadside oddities that make it one interesting place to visit.

21. Cathedral Basilica of St Louis (St Louis)

The artwork at the Cathedral Basilica of St Louis is one of the largest collections of mosaics in the world. Scenes from Judeo-Christian history are depicted in the main body of the church and a mosaic museum is on the lower level. Here you can learn about the history of the artwork itself. Tours are Monday – Friday from 10 am – 3 pm and you should plan on spending about an hour here.

22. White Water Branson (Branson)

This is a gaint water park that has a wide array of rides, including the tame Aloha River to KaPau Plummet and everything in between. There’s also a family friendly splash park and wave pool. On a hot summer day, you could easily spend an entire day here.

23. Worlds of Fun (Kansas City)

Worlds of Fun is 235 acres full of fun for the whole family. They have kid friendly rides, thrill rides, a water park, plus the Dinosaurs Alive park where you can walk with the giant lizards. There’s plenty of live entertainment and food available and they have special events for almost every occasion. You could easily spend a whole day here.

24. Anheuser Busch Brewery (St Louis)

Opened in 1852, this is the largest and oldest brewery of Anheuser Busch. It was built here because of easy access to the Mississippi River and natural caves where the beer was kept cold before refrigeration came along. They offer tours, attractions, and special events. Stop by their biergarten for a good time. You’ll need about 2 hours here for the tour and to have a quick drink or two.

25. Pony Express Museum (St Joseph)

The Pony Express was started in 1850 but became essential during the Civil War to speed up communications with the western part of the US. It was a relay between riders on a 2,000 mile trail. The museum is housed in restored stables from the original trail and many interactive exhibits that let you know what the time period was like and how important the riders were. Allow about 90 minutes here.

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